Hi. I am installing a kitchen base cabinet in a nook area on my one story home which has a concrete above grade slab. As these have particle board sides, do I need to put plastic spacers underneath to avoid moisture from wicking into cabinet. I don't have moisture problems, I am just thinking from mopping the kitchen or after a spill. Am I over thinking this. Should I just put the cabinet down and screw it to the wall and be done. Thanks

Looking for some input on a wood cabinet for a 50 gallon pentagon-shaped aquarium. Most if not all of the cabinets I have come across online, which are very few, do not have the weight capacity I need (at least 500 lbs). Therefore, I believe my best option would either be to find a cabinet I like and modify it by beefing up the structure or having something custom made. There don't appear to be many custom furniture fabricators in my area (northern Virginia), but there are a couple I found online that sound feasible. Another idea is if I can't find a corner cabinet I like, is to perhaps use a regular cabinet and replace the top with a custom triangular top, which I could make myself. Except that would leave the sides open and make it look more like a table, which I don't want. Rough dimensions I am looking at are 36"x36"x51" ('a', 'b', and 'c' or a right triangle, respectively), by 30" tall with two full height doors. A built-in would also be an option and would give me a custom look. That would probably be the cheapest way to go. I want it to look professional though. Maybe I'll fabricate everything but the doors and find a nice pair of pre-fabricated doors to put on it.